but that's just for the next 30 days. after that, the price goes up to $749 a pair. but whatever the price, the proceeds benefit the recreation and park scholarship fund. judging from the presales to season ticket holders who got the chance to buy their own long-time seats, there seems to be quite a market. >> we have sold several thousand pairs already. >> it is all part of the effort to get as much as possible out of the stadium before it gets torn down next year. >> we are also looking at some other memorabilia, signage, pieces of the goal post. >> can you get joe montana's locker? >> i don't know. but we're looking into whether or not lockers will be part of the memorabilia, too. >> they wanted to sell the grass itself. does that work? >> a couple cities have tried that. it is hard to keep it alive. >> seems like an interesting idea. i'm just not sure the view from the den will match the view

from the seats. >> well, you clearly don't have hd tv. >> we took the question down to a local sports store for a bit of fan reaction. >> i would pay 650 for them. >> definitely, yeah. >> little pricey for me. >> but, if they do find the takers, they're going to be talking about trying to make $10 million out of this. and, like i said, the proceed go to a good cause u. maybe some day another stadium they will be playing. ken. >> a couple questions. do you get the mustard and the beer stains for tree on those seats? tore question. do they have an exact date when they will start knocking the park down? >> reporter: no. ken, the final game is coming up here by tend of the -- well, we will hold out for the playoffs, okay? by this is the final season. they are still in talks with

paul mccartny. vivian chen shops for sport, but she doesn't consider it heavy. >> this, it turn out, was a normal shopping day for her at

the livermore premium outletters. she just moved here from china. she is the shopper they are looking for especially the old generation are very into brand names. a new survey shows the most popular racks. asian americans love deals: they spend one-third on discounts. there is no question they have got buying power. 35% are shopaholic. 80% are married with two incomes. twice tavern of everyone else. >> -- twice average of american else. >> americans are spending on quote, deals. yet w two out of three asian americans say value is a huge factor and they are willing to

pay more for quality. >> they also spend more because they have large than average households with multiple generation. >> we have local consumers that have their families come out and visit that are first generation. >> livermore outlet is quick to point out that it caters to this growing group. that includes a conversion size chart for immigrants and international visitors. many stores hire workers who speak chinese. >> the stores that do speak multiple languages are the ones that perform the best. >> those brand names don't certain smell they know asian american buying power will reach $1 trillion by 2017. in livermore, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> the reason why their buying power is proking is because the number of asian american households grew by 60%. also, their incomes grew by 97% in that same period. the holiday shopping season is beginning to warm up. the weather sure isn't. in fact, we could be in for another night of record lows

around the b. brian hackney on tonight's freeze warning again. >> reporter: sorry about that. the third night in a row. we do have cold air that is over california. but there is the silver lining behind all this cold. tonight we will be near record lows in the 20s. tomorrow, though, we will recover to about near 60 degrees by friday. so, a couple of degrees a day. still, as kenny pointed out, we do have freeze warnings posted. temperature lows will range from the low 20s to the mid- 30s. specifically we will look for santa rosa to get all the way down to 24 degrees. san jose to 30. 25 at livermore. freezing cold tonight. probably again tomorrow night before we dig out of this completely. we will have the complete details a few minutes from now. >> brian, thanks. our freezing temperatures have decimated gardens in the bay area. when it does finally warm up you may be tempted to clean up all the freeze damage, but the

experts told arraign notarangelo don't touch anything. >> december in the bay area means christmas trees mere feet from a flowering tropical plant. but in the overnight hours, many garden plants were decorated with unsightly frost damage. >> itch been putting blankets on -- i have been putting blankets on these. it didn't help so i let it go. >> the suburbs are lined with what looks like our laundry. >> i will do what i can. it is funniest lemon tree in the neighborhood. >> this concord neighborhood it is not unusual to see plants underneath old sheets and towels. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. >> it is colder than the previous years. >> this past week has been brutal. >> it has been six nights now. eve tennessee most hardy plants have a hard time after six nights. >> there is frost damage at this nursery. >> we have burnt edges, frosted

tips. even this one back here looks pretty sad. there is not too much left of it. >> but they are far from dead. she says they are just sleeping. >> if you see damage, it's not like the plant is lost. don't just write it off. cover it up. >> hacket says as long as the root and interior of the plant are alive, it will survive. just don't cut anything off. >> we need to leave those burnt tips on the plant so when the cold weather comes back, they can attack what's already been damaged, not anything further into the plant. >> you might want to watch out who h you call a pansy, because it turns out these flowers are quite tough. >> they are not established plants. they are blooming. they are fabulous. you're like, the pansy. >> who would expect a humming bird out on a day like. this patience and optimism will also get gardeners through this winter. ann notarangelo kpix 5. >> if you have plants you are

trying to protect, water them, then place a breatheful fabric over the plant. plumbers having a busy day as well as the freezing temperatures have led to a number of broken pipes. waterspouts like this were fairly common in the foothills. there is one. five straight nights of the cold snap, not giving bear pipes a chance against that nice. >> this week i was kind of anticipating a later last week. didn't happen. here we are ready to go. be working pretty much 20 hours a day the next couple days. >> sweat it in. the pipes are more susceptible to breaks because unliking the east coast, those pipes are not required to be buried below ground. experts suggest using whatever you can to wrap those pipes, keep them from out of the open air. you can find out how cold it will get in your neighborhood tonight by logging on to kpix.com, click on weather and then enter your zip code. federal investigators will interview dozens of experts and witnesses of the asiana plane

crash at sfo hoping to get more answers as to how it happened. flight 214 crash landed on july 6th, killing three people and injurying hundreds. we spoke with aviation expert who says investigators will focus on the plane's automation system and how much the pilots were relying on it. he says sometimes automation might do something you don't expect. >> if you have blind trust in the system, if you don't monitor it constantly, if you aren't actively open gauge -- engaged and aware, if you don't have the confidence to manually fly the plane well, as soon as you detect the automation isn't doing what you thought it should be doing it can lead to trouble very quickly. >> the ntsb hopes to finish its full investigation by next july. u.s. veteran was recently released after being detained in north korea says he was forced to make that taped confession. ed to the 85-year-old said he tried to show he was coerced by

using awkward phrasing and poor english grammar. newman says the interrogator told him if he didn't apologize for alleged crimes during the korean war, he would be sentenced to 15 years in jail for espionage. here is a clip of his confession while detained. >> information of the kpa and communication system and killed three innocent operators. >> today, newman issued a statement of his own saying over the past two days, i have been able to reunite with my wonderful family, rest and try to recover from the difficult ordeal that began when i was prevented from leaving north korea on october 26th. i can't begin to tell you how good it is to be home and to beagain to resume my normal home life. 18 current and formerl the county sheriff the deputies are under arrest facing charges the county sheriff calls troubling. cbs reporter randy page on the allegation overcrops and abuse in the jail system. >> it's never a pleasant thing to arrest a fellow law enforcement officer who is

alleged to have committed serious criminal violations. >> fbi assistant director in charge of the la field office, bill lewis and u.s. attorney detailed a sweeping and on going investigation into corruption at the la cointy sheriff's office. 18 current or former law enforcement officers were charged. 16 already under arrest, for alleged crimes that represent in the u.s. attorney's words a wide scope of illegal conduct. he arrests them for five separate indictments, each a separate case. for one, two deputy sheriffs are charged with civil rights violations for allegedly assaulting two inmates at the deadly weapon towers jail. a second indictment charges one sergeant four deputies for alleged civil rights violations against visitors at the central jail, including onee breaking one man's arm and illegally detaining an p official. a third indictment charges seven sworn officers including two lieutenants with a broad conspiracy to obstruct justice involving an inmate who was cooperating with the fbi.

a fourth indictment charges one deputy with illegally building and possessing an assault rifle. and a criminal complaint charges three deputies with a mortgage fraud scheme. >> unfortunately, the federal investigation found that these incidents did not take place in a vacuum. in fact, the examples of illegal kick demonstrated that certain -- illegal conduct demonstrated that certain of that behave p your had become institutionalized. >> the indictments are responsible in part for keeping an eye on their own officers. the future of currency. but will virtual money ever make dollars extinct? the bay area meting of the minds that concludes it all makes perfect sense. bay area protesters blocking a bus ended up fooling everyone. >> how a new 49ers staid the upis at the center of a

construction boand, how the 49 is at the center of a construction boom.

:15-:20 i can pay my rent.. you pay your rent.. why do' you go to a city where you n afford it? (careful abou the man yelling a bizarre way to start the work week in sap fan's mission district. >> citations pay my rent. can you pay yours? well go to a city where you can afford it. >> the manueling here impersonate -- man yelling here is impersonating someone. the protest private buses using with muni stops without paying a fun. turns out, the man is a union organizer who says his outburst is part of improve theater. testing out a new policy to share a hundred bus stops and charge private operators a fee. those buses carry up to 35,000 workers a day, mostly to and from silicon valley. the agency will present its plan to the board on friday.

while you might have heard of it, you probably never used it. a form of currency that frankly requires a little wit of imagination to understand. allen martin shows us bit coin has a growing group of believers. first, what some call the future of money if you can wrap your head around it. >> kind of like showing somebody what an email was before email ex. >> today, people crammed into this hotel conference room to learn more about a form of money that only exists in ones and zeros. >> usually my experience is about six months to wrap your head around it. >> bit coin exists only in the virtual world, created when supercomputers solve complex math problems and are rewarded with bit coin. then, that mind bit coin is sold at a market price e kind of like a commodity.

>> you can have it on your cell phone, go to a store that accepts bit coin and transmit money like a text message. >> example, this cafe in palo alto. >> part of like our role here. it is a technology with bit coin. we let you use it to pay. >> even in silicon valley, bit coin transactions are rare. to see where the idea is really taking off, you need to go to germany. >> that is 0.053 bit coin, please. >> here bit coin is officially considered private currency. business owners are starting to jump on board. >> i am as confidence about that as i was 25 years ago about email when everybody told me you are going to send computer messages. >> expanding that optimism into the united states is proving more difficult. in many economist are leer rights fur of the sharp value flubbing shouations and its general level of mystery. >> how many dollars are issued. who has control over that.

and that part gives me a bit of a fear that it has the potential to become a ponzi scheme. >> but inned to's conference there was glow optimism. >> 5% of your net worth is bit coins. >> while it may be hard to understand. >> it is at that geek stage. >> even one of the panelist said i wouldn't want my mom trying to send bit coin. complicated isn't the word for it. u.s. regulators, they are slowly warming up to this idea. believers say the real watershed will come in a few of the mega retailers like amazon get on board: but so far that just hasn't happened. >> i'm not sure i understand it pause you can move money electronically right now. you get a bank card, you just push it through and boom. i can't believe you can buy a tesla. >> that is sort of when you drill down and find out did he really use bit coin. in reality, not so much. since moving bit coin around,

you have to have a middleman. those are popping up. the company actually took the 94 bit coins, gave tesla the cash. a good example of how the idea is still a long way of being easy and rue deal. china has now said it doesn't really want that used as a currency. >> tesla said i really want to see little presidents on it. >> yeah. >> the real deal. all right. thanks, allen. okay. brian hackney is here now filling us in on our p weather. still a little bit chilly. >> reporter: it is. we do have freeze warnings posted. the american dollar isn't backed by anything, either. i hand you shoebox and -- 10 bucks. >> you can touch it, though. >> reporter: bit coin just exist out here. just like the cold weather. we temperatures will plummet to the low 20s. livermore is just at 41 degrees. numbers are headed south. we will be look for things to reach freezing levels again

tonight. looks like it will happen again tomorrow night. 8:00a.m. temperatures clear and cold. temperatures near 40 degrees an hour from now. down to 38 degrees around livermore. freeze warnings are posted throughout the bay area. the only exclusion, because of the urban heat island, the city of san francisco. else where, though, it will be another cold one in the bay area. we'll get close to record lows. tomorrow, we gain a degree or two. the numbers will top out in the low 50s for the most part. plenty of sunshine around. not a drop of high pressure in sight. for us, just leaves us with cold nights, sunny days. that can be true all the way through christmas. there is nothing on the radar at all that suggest that we could get any moisture in the next couple of weeks. near record lowest tonight. slight warming trend begins and we're back to near 60 degrees by friday. if you're heading out of the

bay area, same numbers in the central valley. if you're heading out of the state, sfo tomorrow looks like the airline trample won't be a hindrance -- airline travel won't be a hindrance. new york has a mix of rain and snow. overnight, down to 24 at santa rosa. 25 for napa and 26 at fairfield. tomorrow, low 50s for much of the bay area. a few clouds come in by the weekend. clouds, no rain. >> no rain. >> reporter: sorry about that. >> dry. >> reporter: that's the big weather story. >> all right, brian. thank you. still ahead, how the new 49ers stadium has been a catalyst for a construction boom. >> i was like what's going on. the bizarre thing a crash- bound traveler realized after he woke up -- a california- bound traveler realized after he woke up from sleep. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

santa clara... but more buildings mean less space f parking... as kpix five's len ramirez reports: game days could brg big parking problems.

businesses popping up all around the 49er stadium. but more buildings mean less parking space. kpix 5's len ramirez reports game day could bring parking problems. they have been talking about this a long time, len. >> reporter: that's right. levi stadium is looking pretty good. the lights are on. you can see there is some parking out here. but it's only a fraction of what is actually needed. this is triggering a building boom in santa clara. the only thing they are not building more of is parking. >> levi staid the uphigh school already taken shape. -- stadium is already taking shape. it is acting as a magnet for places like big hotels and office building. >> the stadium a catalyst for development in our city. seems like there is a lot of people that want to be located around the stadium. >> there is just one major problem. >> the problem is there is no parking. i think it's going to be the first nfl stadium ever built with zero parking. >> santa clara resident say there is is parking surrounding the billion dollar stadium, it

just belongs to someone else. like the great american theme park or nearby businesses. the plan was always to lease about 21,000 spaces but that is coming up short. >> the people who own and lease those lots are smarter than the council and the 49ers gave them credit for. i think they gave them the middle finger to say no. we don't want your hoodlums in my parking lot. we don't want your problems. we don't want the fights or the garbage. >> the lack of game day parking has already forced the 49ers to postpone high profile monday night football game when businesses would still be using their own parking. but now even sunday game could be in -- games could be in trouble. it shows a majority of businesses with available parking nearby have not signed agreements with the 49ers. one exception is mission college which is working out the details to lease more than 2,000 spaces, but it is a long walk to the stadium. one high-tech engineer who works across the street from the stadium says the issues

should have been worked out by now. >> why do you think the businesses are not signing up? >> price is not right. not enough incentive. or businesses don't want the football crowd. >> santa clara is studying all these issues very carefully. we're making sure that not only our residents are protected, but our business residents are protected as well. >> reporter: the 49ers are postponing any monday night football game for the entire season when it opens in 2014. ironically, one of the first events at the new stadium will be a monday night football game between cal and oregon. many home fans will come on buses. reporting live in santa clara, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> just to compare, other bay area stadiums have much more on site parking than levi stadium would have. candle stick park has 8,000 on site parking spaces. tonight, united airlines is investigating how its crew left a sleeping passenger locked inside a plane. tom wagner missed his connecting flight to california

when he dozed off on a flight to houston. when he woke up, he says he was alone and the plane's cabin was cold and pitch black. wagner thought he was dreaming but soon figured out it was real when workers came on board. >> don't put the blame on me. i said i didn't do nothing wrong here. and they were like all right, well, trying to hush, hush. keep it quiet. >> wagner says he didn't get a refund for his flight but united gave him a hotel and gave him a $250 voucher. coming up, why critics fear one of the bay area's most popular tourist destinations is going to be loved to death. plus, why undercover spies are posing as wizards and elves. one bottle of that is the most overpriced. ♪

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are trying to stay warm. brian. >> reporter: juliette, the cold weather has prompted another health advisory tonight. check on any relatives who may be living alone. you will have to shiver to find that great sale. >> christmas shoppers have been bundled up for far too long. >> just because the sun is out doesn't mean it's warm. it's still cold. of it's still freezing. >> the cold snap is sending pge systems into overdrive, pumping out record levels of natural gas across northern california. maybe even funneling it to a furnace near you. >> on the system today it is as high as it has ever been. we are projecting it to be 4.9 cubic feet today. compare that to thanksgiving where it was a lot warmer. shelter beds in san jose are

filling up fast, a place for the homeless population to stay safe and warm after five men froze to death on the street last week. >> even if we had all of the beds full, there would still be quite a lot of people living outside in this cold weather. >> reporter: e. >> black ice dot east bay highways for the morning commute keeping drivers on alert. our reporter kent doe shows what cold weather and a little water can do to a t-shirt in minutes. >> it freeze in 15 minutes. >> the cold weather is making it seem a lot more like christmas, but a lot less like california. >> this is not what i bargained for when i moved to california. >> reporter: here, a couple cold weather tips, courtesy of marin county health d. only use space heaters with an automatic shutoff valve. never put them near anything that could catch fire. never use a gas oven or grill to heat your home. and, make sure you have a

working smoke detector and carbon carbon monoxide detector and hopefully it will warm up soon. brian webb, kpix 5. >> nearly 20 flights have been canceled into and out of sfo today because of the winter storms. san jose saw six flight cancellations. a 21-year-old accused of shooting and killing a man over a play station pleaded not guiltied to in a san francisco courtroom k. investigators say ronnie collins lured the victim of daily city to san francisco by offering to buy a video game console from him. ed to his defense attorney accused the assistantd of trying to case in the press. >> emotions run high on cases like this. i'm not frustrated. it's just par for the course. it's what they. do they take a position present things the way they present them. >> collins is expected back in

court january 3rd. a flux of visitors has marin county building a parking lot. kpix 5 reese don ford on the battle to accommodate all the people who want to soak in the pristine beauty of the woods. >> it is one of the most popular destinations in the b. it is one of the last examples of old growth redwood in the state. but there's a problem. >> it ising with loved to death by too many visitors. >> in 2012, there were over 1 million visitors to the park. this year, it is expected to be more. the national park service has proposed several plans to help. traffic is the may problem. thousandsover-- main problem. thousands pass through here. first, they must travel through mill valley. >> so, we know something has to change. we know what we don't want to see happen. we don't want to see a new, large, permanent parking lot and shuttle system run independently by the park

service. >> the national park service has proposed a large new parking lot above the valley to go here on panoramic highways. >> bulldoze a ridge, put a parking lot with bathrooms, lighting, paved parking. >> the national park service says they want to work with the neighbors. and, late this afternoon they said we heard the community's strong concerns about parking on panoramic highway. we're working with marin county officials to identify existing under utilized parking facilities else where to make the proposed reservation and shuttle system a success. one solution p would be to create a reservation system like what is being used here at allen martin candle stick the as the. that seems to be get -- alcatraz. that seems to be getting the most traction.

in marin county, don ford kpix 5. >> the national park service is asking for input on its plan to improve access to the woods. comments and suggestions are due by january 11th. ahead, the proof about wine sold at restaurants. coming up, the one bolt you should never buy because it is the biggest ripoff. and, why the nsa is spying on elves and trolls. you nee. you need the staples for homemade. you need safeway sugar for just a buck eighty-eight. and that magic thing that makes everyone want another only two ninety-nine for challenge butter. and when hands get messy, quite surely they'll say, yum! wow! yay! what a sweeter holiday.

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players on x box live. so far, no comment from the nsa. there's a warning tonight to parents of babies and toddlers. your child's highchair may not be as safe as you thought. julie watts explains there has been a dramatic increase in highchair accidents. >> reporter: yeah. more kids are falling out of highchairs. one child every hour is treated for injuries after falling out. a 90% increase in just eight years. according to a new report in clinical pediatrics, one reason is that millions of recalled highchairs remain in use. another, many parents aren't using the restraints that come with the seats figuring the tray alone is enough. that fall can have distracted sasstous consequences for a baby because they have realtively large heads they typically fall head first and they arms generally aren't strong enough to break that fall. highchair restraints should always be used. consider this next time you order a bottle of wine at a restaurant. the second cheapest bottle of wine on the list probably isn't

a bargain. the website urban spoon says the wine near the bottom of the list are the ones restaurants generally mark up the most. the reason, those are the ones people order the most because they don't want to spend a lot but they don't want to look cheap. and, photos leek these may make your mouth water, but new research indicates the power of a picture can go both ways. it's called the instagram diet. if you look at pictures of foods you love over and over again you could actually end up eating less of them. shows volunteers ate less than those that were shown photos of sweets. the author chalks it up to sensory boredom. in a different study, people who imagined eating m and ms one at a time and savoring each one, ended up eating few r. than those who just opened the package and dug right in. >> i have to try that out. when you grocery shop, you're

still looking at the imannals. >> i put it in the cart. >> maybe if we post pictures of chocolate cake all over the newsroom. >> there you two. >> food for thought. very. go thanks, julie. coming up next, new evidence that suggests life may have existed on mars. the big chill continues in the bay area. we're at record low levels tonight. we'll have forecast coming up. of course, there is always a sports. you think we're having a snow spell. check out the snow bowl in philadelphia. >> never was the hall of fame part of that dream. >> a seahawks the dream that became an absolute nightmare.

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toss to brian the search for life on mars is turning up good news. it's the strongest evidence yet that a fresh water lake may have existed on the planet. the science journal says the nasa curiosity rover made the discovery in a large crater. for decades, scientists have known there was p water on mars, but now they know it could have been fresh water to sustain life. scientists say the lake existed more than 3 and a half billion years ago. >> if there were little green men on mars, now we know they weren't thirsty. >> that's right. then it got really cold and the water went away. >> yeah. i thought the opposite was happening, that we were doing the global warming thing. we could use a little bit of that. >> reporter: temperatures in record low for the bay area. we look live over the beautifully lit up embarcadero. 40degrees at concord. san francisco has 49. san jose 45. p santa rosa it is 40. it's going to go south from there. santa rosa will get down to low to mid 20s tonight.

no surprise. freeze warning again. through 9:00 a.m. tuesday for the entire bay area except for the city, temperatures will range from the low 20s to the mid 30s. you always need to protect the plants. tomorrow, we will warm up to the low 50s for much of the bay area. it will be warmer than we have had for the past three days. here is what's happening. the low pressure was effecting us and having the initial bout of cold p weather has now swept across the country. it was at the texas panhandle yesterday. ed to it was in the ohio valley. new york will have snow tomorrow. so that cold air is just pouring in from the polar regions. as a result we get near record lows in the 20s tonight. there is no moisture associated with the cold, so we don't get a dusting of the peeks as we sometimes -- peaks as we sometimes get. quite the opposite. high pressure will build. when it does, we will get temperatures to near 60 degrees by friday.

to sum it up, near record lows tonight. a little bit warmer tomorrow. not a lot. by friday, we'll be back about the 60 degrees. so, just a degree a day. that's all we ask. 82 in miami today. that's why everybody retires down there from the the eastern sea board. we will be looking at readings in the mid 40s in parts of the desert southwest. look atlas vegas. 40degrees tomorrow. a forecast high. back in our state, sacramento 51. 03 at redding. 53 in fresno. san rafael, all the way down to 28 degrees. 33 for vallejo. 25degrees at livermore. san jose down to 30 degrees. we're still about degrees below average. it is december. it does get cold it's just not usually this cold. down in the south bay tomorrow, mid 50s. 56 at stand. east bay -- santa rosa.

51degrees at san ramon. north bay, numbers will be in the low to mid 50s. far north, 57 degrees. extended forecast, we will be looking for numbers to finally recover back into the upper 50- degree range by midweek. by the weekend, the numbers top out in the 60s. so, things begin to warm up. as do our hearts at this time of year as well. that's why every year about this time, foods for bay area families, something the kpix does every year at this time, that is where we partner with corporate sponsorships to begin to generate funds so we can get food in the food banks. this year, tonight, we will begin with federal express and their operations manager. thanks for coming, victor. >> thank you. >> will you tell us how much fed ex is contributing to the food bank. >> fed ex would like to present a check to the amount of $30,000 to food bank. >> terrific. thank you so much, victor. this, by the way is lee. are you the director of the

alameda county community. >> public relations manager. >> tell us the $30,000 you're getting generously, what will the food bank do with it? >> alameda county community food bank serves 21,000 children each week. this grant will go to provide critical support for our children's food distribution program and our backpack program that sends bag of food home to children from school so they don't go hungry on weekendings. >> how is the need this year, by the way? we're always image how much need there is from year to year. >> the need sedillo still extremely high. we're still seeing up ticks in need and longer lines at food pantries. we need food support now more than ever. >> obviously, with fed ex, it's a big help. victor, thank you so much. i know that you're curious about how you can help as well. our viewers at home can do it this way, by donating at your local whole foods market other helm online at kpix.com/food. you can help. victor, you folks at fed ex have helped. thanks for coming bit. we will continue the food drive

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won 3 world series during h3 years as a big league manager...one in oakland, two in st. louis. larussa also had a 6 year playing career had just 4 more rbis than he does championship rings.. " " steph curry grew up in charlotte, no wonder he racp 25 points i just want to say again real quick, thanks again to the fed ex people for that $30,000. they're carrying the packages in the cold and manage to scrape up dough. >> and they delivered the good. >> absolutely. >> in more ways than one. speak of delivering the goods. former manager, tony larusso, joe torre, all three managers had over 2,000 wins in their career. larusso did not say if he was going to wear an a's or cardinals happen. he won three world services series. one in oakland, two in st. louis. larusso also had a six year p playing career and has four more rbis than he does championship rings. >> i signed when i was 17 years

old. i think when i was around 21, they said start thinking about managing. i remember i played winter ball for tommy. he said the only reason you're here is you can speak spanish. you can help translate. all the guys knew i was lousy. i should have started earlier. >> great stuff. seth grew up in charlotte. no wonder he racks up 25 points every time he plays there. probably had a lot to say about his 43 point performance tonight. that lay the gyp in the fourth cut the charlotte lead to two. but walker scored 15 of his 31. charlotte wins. after yesterday's loss to the 49ers, seahawks defensive back richard sherman is counting crows. >> no. we didn't predict it this way. we expected to blow them out. >> you thought it would be a blow out?

>> yeah. that's what we expect from these guys. >> and michael crabtree -- didn't make a difference at all. >> still cocky. can you believe that crap. he had four catches yesterday. he is still working his way back into form. while his foot isn't a hundred percent, his mouth certainly is. >> i turned around at one point and he turned around, but i was like, you know, what do i have to do to get the ball? oh crab's back. crab's back. >> nobody is smiling like that in raider nation. they got beat up by the lowly new york jets. first touchdown since october. and, they forgot how to tackle. how bad was it. safety charles woodson put it like this. >> hey, look, everybody. billy peed his pants. >> of course i peed my pants.

everybody my age pees their pants. it's the coolest. >> it is embarrassing to be a part of it. we looked like the bad news bears today. >> if you were flying cross country this weekend for our producer's wedding, here is what you missed. >> snow piled up on the field in philly. calvin johnson got about six inches through his face mask. the broncos scored six touchdowns against the titans the. but it was an nfl record 64- yard field goal, altitude, of course. broke the old record. yeah. mile high. you're right. the worst punt in football history. the ball lands behind the line of scrimmage and rolls through for a safety. >> it's going to bounce in his endzone and roll out. >> colorado and kansas. >> gets it in. booker gets it in. >> look at that.

booker wins it for kansas. zach johnson needed the hold out from the drop zone just to force a playoff. again? again? thallous in a playoff. finally, nascar award show in vegas this week. danica patrick didn't actually appreciate the opening monologue. >> danica, i hope you're not too uncomfortable tonight. i know you're not used to being this close to the front. it's a comedy show. round of applause for danica patrick, ladies and gentlemen. very, very lucky to have you here. >> yeah. danica and race car driver boyfriend not too happy about than. >> not happy. >> but she remains one of the most popular drivers on the circuit. dale jr. has won the most popular driver 11 straight times. he is by far one of the -- not one of the top drivers. >> dale jr. hasn't had this many top finishes in the last few years. >> that's my point. marketing drives that sport.

so danica is where she wants to be if she's not in victory lane. >> good point, ken. we're not the most watched newscast, but you get the sexiest anchor every the year. juliette isn't that right? >> we have to go now. have a great evening. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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